| Table |
A basic, simple ( though it CAN be sophisticated ) way to
quickly view your Asthma data, especially useful for users
who have chosen NOT to analyse their data but merely to
quickly view it.
Besides viewing ALL of your readings in the selected date
range, you may view only the HIGHEST reading for each
day, or only the LOWEST, or the AVERAGED reading for
each day, or even the COUNT OF READINGS for each
day.
As everywhere in Asthma Control you can restrict the
range of Peak Flow Levels to view, the days of the week,
the times of day, and your choice of various Events and
Numerical data that you entered along with the Peak Flow
value.
quickly view your Asthma data, especially useful for users
who have chosen NOT to analyse their data but merely to
quickly view it.
Besides viewing ALL of your readings in the selected date
range, you may view only the HIGHEST reading for each
day, or only the LOWEST, or the AVERAGED reading for
each day, or even the COUNT OF READINGS for each
day.
As everywhere in Asthma Control you can restrict the
range of Peak Flow Levels to view, the days of the week,
the times of day, and your choice of various Events and
Numerical data that you entered along with the Peak Flow
value.
After all these selections are made, you may further
chose to view the Table in (1) ascending date order, or
(2) descending date order, or (3) ascending Peak Flow
values, or (4) descending Peak Flow values.
The 'Strip Graph' at the right hand side permits the quick
spotting of very high or very low readings.
Clicking on a line in the Table pops all the axillary data for
that entry, the events, numerical data, and comments, into
the boxes at the bottom of the screen.
The entries in your selected Table may also be printed or
even saved as a simple text file that may be imported into
other programs such as EXCEL.
chose to view the Table in (1) ascending date order, or
(2) descending date order, or (3) ascending Peak Flow
values, or (4) descending Peak Flow values.
The 'Strip Graph' at the right hand side permits the quick
spotting of very high or very low readings.
Clicking on a line in the Table pops all the axillary data for
that entry, the events, numerical data, and comments, into
the boxes at the bottom of the screen.
The entries in your selected Table may also be printed or
even saved as a simple text file that may be imported into
other programs such as EXCEL.
Download the Single User Free Trial Version system and see all of this for yourself.
